The Taipei Times has reported today that the mayor of Taipei, Hau Lung-bin (KMT), has threatened to refuse ballots to anyone who does not follow a "two-stage" voting process, where individuals take a ballot for the legislative election, casts it... ...full story at Peking Duck
from Peking Duck on Sat, Nov 24 2007
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高思博 競選立委 CM KMT legislative Yuan CM »
YouTube video This commercial made for a Pan-Blue Kuomintang member who is contesting for the coming Legislative Yuan (Parliament) elections, of Tainan City area.
It is quite an funny commercial that would bring down the tension of the election. |
| 19 Oct 07 |
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Taipei mayor rejects regime's UN "referendum" campaign » People's Daily Taiwan authorities' plan to stage a long distance relay run as part of a push for a "referendum" on the island's bid to enter into the United Nations has been criticized by Taipei mayor Hau Long-bin, Taiwan media reported Friday. Hau sa ... |
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Taipei mayor rejects regime's UN 'referendum' campaign » Shanghai Daily TAIWAN authorities' plan to stage a long distance relay run as part of a push for a "referendum" on the island's bid to enter into the United Nations has been criticized by Taipei mayor Hau Long-bin, Taiwan media reported yesterday. Hau said the plan... |
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Animals, expo on mayor's agenda » People's Daily Pandas, orangutans and alligators top the agenda of Taipei mayor Hau Lung-bin's five-day visit to Shanghai, which started yesterday, reported a Taiwan media. Hau will visit the Shanghai Wild Animals Park tomorrow to discuss the exchange ... |
| 13 Mar 07 |
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Former Taipei mayor to go on trial next month » Xinhua The trial of Ma Ying-jeou, former Taipei mayor, will begin on April 3, a Taipei local court spokesman said on Tuesday. |
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Taiwan's Ma fails to bring legislative leader Wang onto election ticket » People's Daily Wang Jin-pyng, leader of Taiwan's legislative body, on Thursday declined Ma Ying-jeou's invitation to run as his deputy in the 2008 Taiwan leadership elections. |
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